In 2019, Boris Johnson led the Conservative Party to a general election win, pledging to revive large parts of the UK left behind during the
The piece reports that a claim for judicial review brought by four disabled people has been allowed. The claim challenges the government’s recently published National
The UK government has proposed replacing its domestic rights charter, the 1988 Human Rights Act, with a new ‘Bill of Rights’. This article highlights that this could further
‘I’m asked – too often – why equal representation of women is important?’ This is from a November 2021 blog from the Fawcett Society, which
There are growing concerns about the Government considering an increase to National Insurance Contributions to fund the UK’s struggling health and social care systems. The
Members of Parliament have debated the Elections Bill, which would make it mandatory to show photo ID when casting a vote at local and national
According to research from Voice4Change England, remote working has proven challenging for young women of colour who are struggling to network and find their feet
The European Court of Justice has issued an opinion that the UK is guilty of indirect discrimination on the grounds of nationality if it refuses
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has stopped legal proceedings against NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) and HC One Oval Ltd, the owner of
Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December — the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human
